There are many ways to earn money. Here are a few ideas:
Get a job. This is the most traditional way to earn money. You can get a job in retail, food service, customer service, or many other industries.
Start your own business. If you have an entrepreneurial spirit, you can start your own business. This can be a lot of work, but it can also be very rewarding.
Invest in stocks, bonds, or other assets. If you have some money to spare, you can invest it in stocks, bonds, or other assets. This can be a risky way to earn money, but it can also be very profitable.
Sell your stuff. If you have things you don't need, you can sell them online or at a garage sale. This is a great way to declutter your home and earn some extra cash.
Take online surveys. There are many websites that will pay you to take online surveys. This is a relatively easy way to earn some extra money, but it won't make you rich.
Freelance. If you have skills that others are willing to pay for, you can freelance. This could involve writing, editing, graphic design, web development, or many other things.
MuscMoo
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okay, but seriously my advice to you would be to look up selling covered calls..... or if you don't have much money, research "poor man covered calls"
MuscMoo
Paul2
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moo moo has some great resources on here to learn about investing in the stock market.... just realize that nobody's going to be able to hand you anything, everything is a risk.... you need to have risk in order to get reward in the stock market. that means you either make money or you lose money....
TheWhiteCrow
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Oh I read your post wrong. I’m still new to trading (6 months) and I read every second I can. I’ve paid for some good courses to help too. Music said about investopedia, AWESOME LEARNING PLATFORM!!! Most questions can be found there. As I learn I ask questions but I don’t go by just one opinion, I ask and look at all the reply’s and apply it. There are some people that bust balls of new people and some of the questions. But I also learned like music said, the more risk the more POSSIBLE return. Investing is for the long term and active day trading is a higher risk but higher possible return. I have 3 accounts on different platforms, one for long term, one for swing and my other is for the higher volatility.
MuscMoo : I can, I asked Google Bard for you:
There are many ways to earn money. Here are a few ideas:
Get a job. This is the most traditional way to earn money. You can get a job in retail, food service, customer service, or many other industries.
Start your own business. If you have an entrepreneurial spirit, you can start your own business. This can be a lot of work, but it can also be very rewarding.
Invest in stocks, bonds, or other assets. If you have some money to spare, you can invest it in stocks, bonds, or other assets. This can be a risky way to earn money, but it can also be very profitable.
Sell your stuff. If you have things you don't need, you can sell them online or at a garage sale. This is a great way to declutter your home and earn some extra cash.
Take online surveys. There are many websites that will pay you to take online surveys. This is a relatively easy way to earn some extra money, but it won't make you rich.
Freelance. If you have skills that others are willing to pay for, you can freelance. This could involve writing, editing, graphic design, web development, or many other things.
MuscMoo : okay, but seriously my advice to you would be to look up selling covered calls..... or if you don't have much money, research "poor man covered calls"
TheWhiteCrow : Huh!?!?
Paul2 OP MuscMoo : As in stock how does it work buy low sell high ?
MuscMoo Paul2 OP : moo moo has some great resources on here to learn about investing in the stock market.... just realize that nobody's going to be able to hand you anything, everything is a risk.... you need to have risk in order to get reward in the stock market. that means you either make money or you lose money....
MuscMoo : also check out investopedia if you can get in there in your country
Paul2 OP MuscMoo : Thanks appreciate it
TheWhiteCrow : Oh I read your post wrong. I’m still new to trading (6 months) and I read every second I can. I’ve paid for some good courses to help too. Music said about investopedia, AWESOME LEARNING PLATFORM!!! Most questions can be found there. As I learn I ask questions but I don’t go by just one opinion, I ask and look at all the reply’s and apply it. There are some people that bust balls of new people and some of the questions. But I also learned like music said, the more risk the more POSSIBLE return. Investing is for the long term and active day trading is a higher risk but higher possible return. I have 3 accounts on different platforms, one for long term, one for swing and my other is for the higher volatility.
Paul2 OP TheWhiteCrow : I see thanks for the reply man
TheWhiteCrow Paul2 OP : No problem, good luck